Follow the main storyline! Dance with the dragon!

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-24T05:21:53+00:00

The article discusses psychological issues in market investing, pointing out that many people miss clear investment opportunities due to fear of high prices. The author emphasizes the importance of mainstream investing, arguing that following market consensus is more prudent than pursuing low-probability "potential stocks." Ultimately, the article reminds investors to approach the market rationally rather than with a gambler's mentality.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-24 05:21:53

Abstract generation in progress

That statement by Xiaoqun Chen is really spot on.
The main market trend is right in front of you, but you’re afraid to jump in,
constantly hoping it crashes so you can get a new opportunity.
You can’t even understand your current situation, so why do you think
the next meal is a full banquet prepared just for you?
Many people are like this.

What is the main trend? Simply put, it’s the consensus
created by the market with real gold and silver. It’s the policy-driven wind,
the votes cast by the big players with their money. It’s the area with the highest
certainty at this stage.
But you refuse to believe.
You insist on searching in obscure corners for “potential stocks,” thinking
you can find treasures others can’t see.
That’s not investing; that’s gambling. Using a huge amount of uncertainty
to oppose a certainty right in front of you—how high do you think your chances of winning are?
Why is it like this?
Two words: fear of heights.
Thinking “it’s already risen so much, it must be at the top.” And then?
You watch helplessly as it keeps rising, making you doubt everything.

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